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I have decided that my new year's resolution this year will be to cook more at home and increase the variety of dishes that I make.

What are some good resources for aspiring culinary hobbyists like myself?

To get the ball rolling, I'll toss out one site that I stumbled across a few months ago:

http://www.notakeout.com/

Thanks!

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Twho of my favorite websites are http://www.allrecipes.com and http://www.epicurious.com. More than that is your own pantry. Be creative! Think about what your body needs, what you're in the mood for, and cook up your own delicious creation!

Dec 3, 2010

It depends on what types of food you (and your family)like. Here are two sites I like: http://homemade-recipes.blogspot.com/
and
http://english.turkishcookbook.com/

They have plenty of recipes on their sites.

Here are some English recipe sites too: http://hidden-england.netfirms.com

http://www.shopenglandonline.com

http://allrecipes.com/

All the best with the cooking! Just a tip, try easy recipes first (to ensure success therefore giving you more confidence to keep cooking) and keep a book to record comments of the recipe turnout for future reference(e.g. Delicious, went down very well with all but next time put slightly less salt).

Dec 2, 2010

maybe you can check http://foodtube.net/ for your cooking references, this website will show how to cook via video with many kind of food start from western, asia, middle earth, etc. enjoy...

Dec 2, 2010

Google recipes and set up a bi-weekly schedule to repeat.

Dec 2, 2010

Download free the GoodCarbDiet pdf.book from my files I have hosted to MediaFire.
It's a book with over than 350 cooking recipes. You will find it excellent.

http://www.mediafire.com/?ht4t0h0xzk4ei9u

Dec 2, 2010